Dear All, I want to connect MYSQL with following C application , while i'm trying to retrive the query generated , its corrupting the memory.
Is there any solution , to retrive the query generated with out any memory crashes? Please help me to solve this problem. code as follows, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.. #include <stdio.h> 2.. #include <stdlib.h> 3.. #include <string.h> 4.. #include "mysql.h" 5.. ? 6.. int main() 7.. { 8.. MYSQL *conn; 9.. MYSQL_RES *res; 10.. MYSQL_ROW row; 11.. MYSQL_FIELD *field; 12.. unsigned int i = 0; 13.. char table_type[30]; 14.. char buffer[200]; 15.. unsigned int num_fields; 16.. char *server = "localhost"; 17.. char *user = "root"; 18.. char *password = ""; /* set me first */ 19.. char *database = "test"; 20.. conn = mysql_init(NULL); 21.. ? 22.. /* Connect to database */ 23.. if (!mysql_real_connect(conn, server, user, password, database, 0, NULL, 0)) 24.. { 25.. fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", mysql_error(conn)); 26.. exit(1); 27.. } 28.. ? 29.. if(mysql_ping(conn)) 30.. { 31.. printf("error in connection \n"); 32.. exit(1); 33.. } 34.. sprintf(table_type, "method"); 35.. ? 36.. sprintf(buffer, "select mid, mname from %s;", table_type); 37.. mysql_query(conn, buffer); 38.. res = mysql_store_result(conn); 39.. num_fields = mysql_num_fields(res); 40.. 41.. while ((row = mysql_fetch_row(res)) != NULL) 42.. { 43.. for(i = 0;i < num_fields;i++) //here is the problem , num_fields is corrupting 44.. printf("%s\n", row[i]?row[i]:"NULL"); 45.. } 46.. mysql_free_result(res); 47.. mysql_close(conn); 48.. return 0; 49.. } ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regards, Raviraj ----------------------------------------- mobile : (91) (0) 9742293013 www.vinjey.com P Think before you print /* work should be challenging and the challenge should be fun */